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Pagina 79
57 Yet sense perception is for the child an inspirer of fantasies as well , and all
too often the child fuses the two into an imagery in which they are inseparably
united . This may be the chief reason why sense perception contains such
buoyancy ...
57 Yet sense perception is for the child an inspirer of fantasies as well , and all
too often the child fuses the two into an imagery in which they are inseparably
united . This may be the chief reason why sense perception contains such
buoyancy ...
Pagina 186
Every age develops its own psychological common sense , the origin of which is
not our concern here . In the Victorian age , “ common sense ” told you that a “
normal ” woman was either chaste or had no sexual appetites ; those instances
that ...
Every age develops its own psychological common sense , the origin of which is
not our concern here . In the Victorian age , “ common sense ” told you that a “
normal ” woman was either chaste or had no sexual appetites ; those instances
that ...
Pagina 187
Yet when any psychology becomes a common - sense one , it loses its artistically
inspiring effect . The genius is the arch - enemy of common sense ; again and
again he upsets it . Without the genius , we might all still be squatting in caves .
Yet when any psychology becomes a common - sense one , it loses its artistically
inspiring effect . The genius is the arch - enemy of common sense ; again and
again he upsets it . Without the genius , we might all still be squatting in caves .
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Epilogue | 148 |
AN ANALYTIC VIEW OF SOME | 155 |
Limitations of the Historical View | 181 |
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